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Diadem II is precisely what every arid planet looks like after you've catalogued fifty others—rust-colored badlands, minimal atmosphere, the predictable scattering of iron oxide across its surface. The real surprise came when our geological sweep detected subsurface aquifers deeper than expected; perhaps life clung to moisture down there once, though the planet's current silence suggests that chapter closed long ago. Still, worth flagging for the xenobotany team if they're desperate enough to dig.